Caption
Vase, ovoid one of a pair, slender, on a low ring-shaped foot and a narrow neck, flaring at the rim; foot and mouth framed with sheet metal. Decorated with a motif of a blooming iris bush, naturalistically rendered with varied color tones, executed using the yusen cloisonné enamel technique against a uniform sea-green background. Narrow, colorful borders of small triangular cicada wing forms around the foot and rim. Japanese, Meiji period, ca. 1900; Nagoya. Vessel. Height 25 cm; width 9.7 cm; depth 8.8 cm., A tall, slender vase with a flared neck and rounded body sits against a neutral background; the vase is primarily teal with a metallic rim showing a worn brass color, and a decorative band of red and alternating pale blue and white shapes at the base. On the body of the vase is a painted floral motif featuring a group of large irises in shades of deep purple and white with yellow accents, accompanied by long green leaves and stems in varying shades of green. The surface of the vase has a glossy finish that reflects light, and the overall color palette includes teal, purple, white, green, yellow, red, pale blue, and brass.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26A25_172
License type
Rights managed
Available size
49.1Mb (726.2Kb) / 9.5in x 20.0in / 2862 x 6000 (300dpi)